Sentence examples for important and distinguished from inspiring English sources

Its other members are viola player Antoine Tamestit and cellist Christian Poltéra; all three have important and distinguished solo careers.

The most important and distinguished property of polymer nanofibers compared to other synthetic nanowires is biodegradability.

Because these proteins are so important and readily distinguished serologically, viruses are referred to as H1N1, H7N9 and so on.

Cyrus Vance, who died on Saturday, was best known for long and distinguished service in various important posts in Washington.

Today, the cardinals fall into three main categories: archbishops of important sees around the world; senior Vatican officials, and distinguished (and invariably elderly) clerical intellectuals such as theologians.

Spain has a long, varied, and distinguished artistic heritage, which includes some of the most important figures in the Western cultural tradition.

"It is important we look after these players and mentor them so they see the benefit of having a long and distinguished career with Northern Ireland as opposed to possibly being on the fringes of the Republic of Ireland squad".

Of more than 100 houses that Ray Kappe designed over his long and distinguished career, the one he designed for himself and his family in Los Angeles' Rustic Canyon is the most important.

Other distinguished names in the important and growing picture-book field were Marjorie Flack, Hardie Gramatky, James Daugherty, the d'Aulaires, and Virginia Lee Burton.

Or strong and distinguished?

The first section is eerie and distinguished.